BTC / HKD Live Price

1 BTC - Bitcoin Hong Kong Dollar - HKD

HK$955,144.00
24 Hour Change : HK$2,876.95
24 Hour Change % : 0.3%
24 Hour High : HK$976,414.00
24 Hour Low : HK$953,313.00
Market Cap : 4.23 Trillion HKD
24 Hour Volume : 308.5 Billion HKD
Available Supply : 120.7 Million BTC
Total Supply : 120.7 Million BTC
Country : Hong Kong
$1 USD : HK$7.78 HKD

BTC/HKD Intraday Chart

BTC/HKD Historical Chart

BTC/HKD - High, Low & Average

Period High
Change from Last
Low
Change from Last
Average
Change from Last
1 Day HK$0.00
+955,144.00
HK$0.00
+955,144.00
HK$0.00
+955,144.00
5 Days HK$963,760.00
-8,616.00
HK$889,396.00
+65,748.00
HK$941,341.88
+13,802.12
1 Month HK$963,760.00
-8,616.00
HK$846,011.00
+109,133.00
HK$892,356.81
+62,787.19
3 Month HK$969,910.00
-14,766.00
HK$838,429.00
+116,715.00
HK$899,842.43
+55,301.57
6 Month HK$969,910.00
-14,766.00
HK$579,158.00
+375,986.00
HK$840,580.33
+114,563.67
1 Year HK$969,910.00
-14,766.00
HK$457,818.00
+497,326.00
HK$766,235.64
+188,908.36

BTC/HKD - Support & Resistance

Support Resistance
R1 HK$0.00 S1 HK$0.00
R2 HK$0.00 S2 HK$0.00
R3 HK$0.00 S3 HK$0.00

BTC/HKD - Moving Averages

Period MA 20 MA 50 MA 100
5 Minutes HK$955,294.63 HK$956,500.82 HK$960,564.82
1 Hour HK$960,365.71 HK$960,365.71 HK$960,365.71
1 Day HK$895,968.45 HK$886,825.65 HK$894,468.60
1 Week HK$877,637.16 HK$774,245.87 HK$591,803.88

BTC/HKD - Trading Signal

Period Signal
5 Minutes Sell
1 Hour Neutral
1 Day Buy
1 Week Buy

BTC/HKD Live Price : Real-Time Bitcoin to Hong Kong Dollar Chart & Data

Historical Bitcoin to Hong Kong Dollar Price Movement

The BTC/HKD currency pair reflects Bitcoin’s valuation against the Hong Kong Dollar (HKD). Hong Kong’s position as a global financial hub, coupled with its progressive crypto regulations, has made BTC/HKD a significant trading pair in Asia. The interplay of China’s regulatory stance and Hong Kong’s open market policies heavily influence BTC/HKD dynamics.

Historical Overview of BTC/HKD Price Trends

2010–2013: Niche Interest in a Global Finance Hub

  • Bitcoin adoption in Hong Kong began within tech-savvy circles, with BTC/HKD trading below HK$100.
  • Limited trading occurred via global exchanges, with OTC trades common among early adopters.
  • By 2013, BTC/HKD rose to HK$8,000 amidst global crypto enthusiasm.

2014–2016: Exchange Development and Regulatory Observations

  • BTC/HKD ranged between HK$4,000–HK$10,000 as local platforms like Bitfinex and Gatecoin emerged.
  • Hong Kong’s Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) monitored crypto developments without imposing restrictions.
  • Strong capital inflows from mainland China increased BTC/HKD trading volumes.

2017: ICO Frenzy and Regulatory Balancing Act

  • BTC/HKD spiked to HK$150,000 in December 2017, driven by global ICO mania.
  • China’s ICO ban redirected significant crypto capital into Hong Kong markets.
  • The SFC issued guidelines for crypto fund managers, fostering a semi-regulated environment.

2018–2019: Market Correction and Institutional Preparations

  • BTC/HKD corrected to HK$30,000 during the global bear market.
  • Hong Kong launched a licensing regime for virtual asset trading platforms, enhancing institutional confidence.
  • OTC desks flourished as investors sought regulatory-compliant trading channels.

2020–2021: Pandemic Boom and Regulatory Maturity

  • BTC/HKD surged to HK$700,000 by November 2021, fueled by institutional inflows and global liquidity.
  • The SFC’s licensing framework attracted top-tier exchanges to establish compliant operations.
  • Hong Kong’s strategic pivot towards becoming Asia’s crypto hub gained momentum.

2022: Market Correction and Regulatory Tightening

  • BTC/HKD dipped to HK$400,000 following global market corrections and increased compliance requirements.
  • The SFC introduced stricter investor protection guidelines for retail crypto participation.
  • Despite global downturns, Hong Kong maintained its pro-innovation stance in digital assets.

2023: Recovery and Mainland Integration

  • BTC/HKD rebounded to HK$600,000 as market sentiments improved.
  • Cross-border digital asset initiatives with mainland China enhanced BTC liquidity flows into Hong Kong.
  • Licensing of additional exchanges and custodians bolstered institutional adoption.

2024–2025 (YTD): Halving Impact and Strategic Positioning

  • Post-2024 halving, BTC/HKD reached a record high of HK$1,100,000.
  • As of April 2025, BTC/HKD consolidates between HK$1,050,000–HK$1,090,000, reflecting global and regional market strengths.
  • Hong Kong’s regulatory sandbox continues to attract blockchain innovations and Bitcoin-related financial products.

BTC/HKD Yearly Comparison Table

YearAvg. Price (HKD)Year HighYear LowAnnual PerformanceMarket Factors
2013HK$5,000HK$8,000HK$500✅ Early adoptionOTC trades, tech community interest
2017HK$80,000HK$150,000HK$10,000✅ ICO-driven surgeChina’s capital redirection
2020HK$250,000HK$500,000HK$100,000✅ Institutional inflowSFC licensing regime
2021HK$500,000HK$700,000HK$300,000✅ ATH momentumCrypto hub initiatives
2022HK$450,000HK$600,000HK$400,000❌ Correction phaseRetail regulation tightening
2023HK$550,000HK$600,000HK$500,000✅ RecoveryMainland integration projects
2025*HK$1,070,000HK$1,100,000HK$1,050,000✅ Halving momentumSandbox-led innovations

Key Factors Driving BTC/HKD Valuation

  • Regulatory Clarity – SFC’s licensing and compliance frameworks fostering institutional participation.
  • Mainland Capital Flows – Strategic inflows from China impacting BTC/HKD liquidity.
  • Bitcoin Halving Cycles – Structural supply dynamics influencing price cycles.
  • Institutional Product Growth – ETFs, custody services, and crypto funds amplifying market depth.
  • Innovation Ecosystem – Regulatory sandboxes supporting blockchain startups and digital asset solutions.

BTC/HKD Market Structure Insights (2025)

  • Licensed exchanges like HashKey and OSL dominate BTC/HKD trading with deep institutional liquidity pools.
  • Strong OTC infrastructure catering to high-net-worth and corporate clients.
  • Active participation from global asset managers integrating BTC into Hong Kong-based portfolios.
  • Continued policy alignment with global regulatory standards ensuring long-term market sustainability.